Coors Field, located in Denver's historic Lower Downtown District (LoDo), was the first new stadium added in a six-year period in which all Denver's sports venues were upgraded, including the Mortenson-built Pepsi Center, part of Mortenson's national sports and entertainment construction experience. Mortenson completed this $175 million ballpark construction project in 1995.
As an open-air, natural grass “old-time ballpark,” Coors Field features the Rocky Mountain scenery and the area’s heritage. As general contractor, Mortenson delivered the ballpark's lower, upper, and club-level seating bowl along with 60 private suites, plus family-oriented amenities including an outdoor picnic area, a dedicated children's seating area, and an arcade/video game space.
Since completing Coors Field's original construction in 1995, Mortenson has returned as construction manager at risk for seven significant ballpark renovation projects, a 30-year construction partnership with the Colorado Rockies.
- Completion Date
April 1995
- Project Cost
$175,000,000
- Delivery Method
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Construction Manager at Risk
- Additional Project Facts
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Denver Metropolitan Major League Baseball
Stadium District
1,010,926 Square Feet
. . . their knowledge and experience in building major sports facilities was instrumental in the successful completion of Coors Field and the national recognition it has since received. In addition, Coors Field had one of the best construction safety records of any project of its size built to-date.Mortenson provided a workforce that was both professional and quality oriented.
